Zanders Offers Exclusive CVA CASCADE Rifles in 350 Legend & .450 Bushmaster

Zanders, a national distributor located in Sparta, Illinois, is proud to announce an exclusive CVA CASCADE rifle in a 350 Legend caliber and .450 Bushmaster. Both will be offered in a Bronze Cerakote® and Realtree Excape™ camo pattern. These CVA rifles will also come with a cartridge limiter magazine for IL compliance.

The CVA CASCADE rifle comes with many features which include a 4140 carbon steel threaded barrel 5/8×24” and is finished in Cerakote® burnt bronze metal finish.

The bolt design incorporates a 70° throw for smooth and fast operation, plus generous scope clearance. The two-position safety is conveniently located for natural and instantaneous operation. And loading the rifle is a breeze with its four-round, flush-fit, detachable magazine (extra magazines available from CVA).

The stock is fiberglass reinforced and has a SoftTouch finish, for easy gripping, even in the harshest weather conditions. The buttstock has adjustable length of pull by way of a removable spacer – making the CASCADE™ an ideal gun for still growing youths, small-statured adults, or even the full-sized hunter who wants to shorten his stock to accommodate heavy winter clothing. The rifle also comes with dual front swivel studs, which allow for the use of both a sling and a bipod at the same time. Read more

Wilson Combat SFT9 Lightrail

Berryville, AR

Wilson Combat, the leading manufacturer of custom firearms and accessories since 1977, is proud to announce the the SFT9 Lightrail. Durable… Dependable… Concealable… With Rock Solid Reliability! Now available with a lightrail frame option.

This new double stack 9mm handgun offers a unique blend of classic double stack design mixed with modern reliability enhancements that improve handling and shooting performance for shooters of all skill levels.

DURABLE: The foundation of the SFT9 begins as a solid block of the highest quality T6-7075 Aluminum that is precision machined on computer-controlled machining centers until all that remains is the finished one-piece solid frame. The solid frame design is more rugged than other firearm designs with a modular grip/frame construction and thinner, with a width of only 1.155 inches. The reduced diameter of the Wilson Combat Solid Frame along with the TRAK grip strap texture improves recoil control and reduces muzzle flip during rapid fire. Read more

CCRKBA Applauds Rep. Bice’s Inquiry into IRS Militarization

BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today applauded Oklahoma Congresswoman Stephanie Bice for requesting information from the Internal Revenue Service about the weapons and accessories it has purchased in recent years, turning the tax agency into what appears to be a quasi-military operation.

Rep. Bice sent a letter to IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel, inquiring about the account(s) IRS used to purchase “weapons, gear, and ammunition,” and “data on the types of modifications to IRS-issued weapons that have been approved…” She has asked for a reply within five business days.

“Congresswoman Bice isn’t the only one who wants some answers,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “As we noted more than a month ago, the IRS has reportedly spent $2.3 million on ammunition, nearly $475,000 on Smith & Wesson rifles, another $463,000 for Beretta tactical shotguns, and $1.2 million on ballistic shields. We would very much like to know what’s going on here, and so would our members.” Read more

Remington Enhances SASP Partnership as Platinum Sponsor

Lonoke, Arkansas –– Remington Ammunition is proud to be a platinum sponsor of the Scholastic Action Shooting Program. The SASP is an industry leader in providing student athletes with a supportive and safe environment where shooting sports serves as the driver for teaching life lessons and skills.

The Scholastic Action Shooting Program takes pride in providing a competitive sporting environment for participants ranging from grade school to college. Students not only develop their skills, but also foster lasting friendships. The program aims to create a level playing field where individuals can grow, compete and build relationships that will last a lifetime.

“This collaboration reflects Remington’s dedication and investment in the next generation,” said Senior Manager of Community Relations Jon Zinnel. “Big Green strongly values its outdoor heritage and is honored to contribute to its continuation through our partnership with the Scholastic Action Shooting Program.”

Remington continues to maintain strong relationships with the most prominent organizations in the shooting sports industry. These partners’ advocacy, education and legacy keeps hunting and shooting vibrant and protects the heritage of outdoorsmen and women nationwide. Read more

Whitetails Unlimited Awards More Than $3.6 Million in Grants

Whitetails Unlimited has completed its 2022-23 fiscal year where 2,099 grants were awarded, totaling $3,671,022 in mission-related projects. Through its Grassroots Program, and with the assistance of their dedicated volunteers and members, WTU has grown and developed its four pillar programs which include Staying on Target, H.O.P.E. for Wildlife, Preserving the Hunting Tradition, and the D.E.E.R. program.

Over the past 41 years Whitetails Unlimited has recruited thousands of conservation minded individuals to join its ranks as members. These WTU members share similar values with others concerned about the white-tailed deer, its habitat, and the future of deer hunting. Their continued dedication will remain a vital ingredient in the organization’s formula for success as they continue their journey through the 21st century. Read more

Barnett’s King Rat Slingshots Call to the Heart of the Young Outdoorsman

New for 2023, Barnett® presents a full line of King Rat Slingshots sure to bring adventure to hunters of all ages. The King Rat series is rooted in David Barnett’s childhood and draw from over 60 years of hunting and adventure.

Barnett was founded in the early 1960’s by David Barnett’s Father in the industrial market town of Willenhall, West Midland, England. As a boy, David Barnett visited his father’s workplace, often after school, waiting to be taken home. For his seventh birthday in 1972, his father brought back from America a tubular band slingshot. The new contraption was so different from all the things he had seen from classmates and neighbors. Read more

Wing Shooting Clinic

6-8 p.m. Wednesday, July 26

Department of Natural Resources Rose Lake shooting range

14500 Peacock Road, Bath Township

This free clinic gives new shooters an opportunity to gain experience and guidance in handling and discharging a shotgun at a moving object.

To begin, the course includes a 45-minute, in-classroom discussion and workshop on firearm safety and shooting form, with small-group, hands-on instruction about equipment. That will be followed by instructor-led time on the range shooting clay targets.

Firearms and ammunition will be provided, but participants may bring personal shotguns. Read more

SAF Cheers 5th Circuit Victory in Vanderstok Frame, Receiver Case

The Second Amendment Foundation is cheering a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in the case of VanDerStok v. Garland, challenging the authority of the Justice Department and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to regulate items that are not firearms, as if they were firearms.

SAF had intervened in the case, opposing the ATF’s change in defining frames and receivers. The court today refused to stay portions of the rule SAF successfully challenged, pending appeal. Issues which SAF did not challenge when it intervened in the case were granted a stay. SAF and its partners in the intervention are represented by attorney Chad Flores.

According to the Fifth Circuit panel, “Because the ATF has not demonstrated a strong likelihood of success on the merits, nor irreparable harm in the absence of a stay, we DENY the government’s request to stay the vacatur of the two challenged portions of the Rule. “[V]acatur …reestablish[es] the status quo ante”…which is the world before the Rule became effective. This effectively maintains, pending appeal, the status quo that existed for 54 years from 1968 to 2022.

“The court issued a ruling which declined to stay our successful challenge during this appeal,” noted SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut. “As this case moves forward, we expect to again prevail on the portions of the Final Rule that we challenged. The court’s finding that ATF had not demonstrated a strong likelihood of success on the merits bodes well for SAF and its members.”

“We’re delighted the court ruled in favor of our challenges to the Biden administration’s overreach, and we will pursue this case to its ultimate conclusion,” said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb.

Riton Optics: Ideal for Airguns

With a steadfast dedication to pushing the boundaries of precision shooting, Riton Optics has harnessed its exceptional expertise to develop a groundbreaking suite of optical solutions for airgun enthusiasts. By harnessing the power of advanced engineering, Riton Optics has transformed the airgun experience, empowering shooters to attain previously unimaginable levels of accuracy and consistency.

With airgun recoil being much different from centerfire rifles, airguns are often referred to as “scope killers” with their unique operating system compared to traditional rifles. This places immense stress on optical systems, one that Riton acknowledges and is facing head-on. Recognizing the unique challenge posed by air rifles, Riton Optics has developed a series of riflescopes meticulously engineered to handle these demands.

Riton Optics has a variety of high-quality riflescopes, these are just a few that airgun shooters should consider.

These riflescopes combine robust construction with cutting-edge optical clarity, ensuring superior reliability in even the most challenging shooting conditions.

Now available for purchase at www.RitonOptics.com and authorized dealers.

Michigan: learn forest management basics, connect with experts at Aug. 11 intro class

Actively managing your forest land can help you get the most out of it by improving wildlife habitat, ensuring clean water, creating sustainable lumber and income sources and providing places for outdoor recreation. Have you ever wondered where to start?

Join the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Michigan State University Extension 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11, at Kirtland Community College in Grayling for a one-day introductory workshop that will share the basics of forest management. Read more

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